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StartupNation’s 10 Steps to Open for Business – Step 9: Establish a Brand
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- Expert:
Sloan brothers,
Head coaches, StartupNation
- Length: 30 minutes
- On Demand downloads:
Online seminar recording (3.58M Windows Media)
Slide show (1M .pdf)
Seminar Overview
One of the most important things you can do for your business is to create a great brand. Developing a brand is more than just deciding on a name or picking some colors. It’s developing an image and a personality that embodies what your company is and does.
In StartupNation: Open for Business, we introduce the concept of a marching brand—a consistent, immediately recognizable image that delivers a clear and compelling message. If you want customers who are loyal, a marching brand is exactly what you’re after.
In this seminar you will learn:
- Establish your target audience
- Establish your "brand attributes"
- Choose a brand name
- Create a logo
- Create a website
- Create a demand for your brand
Learn More
- This "Establish a Brand" online seminar is part of our 10 Steps to Open for Business program.
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